So, all your music in iTunes can be played on an Android phone, and you don’t have to re-purchase or re-download your songs. More importantly, Android phones can play AAC and MP3 files, the two primary formats used for the iPhone. And you also have to worry about making sure your music and video libraries play on the new phone.įortunately, Android phones can actually play more formats of video and music than an iPhone. Not only do you have to cope with a new phone with different functions, but you also have to adapt to a different set of apps (each is not compatible with the other) and different app stores. Perhaps the biggest concern for anyone who transitions from an iPhone to an Android device or vice-versa is dealing with the whole change in ecosystems. I just purchased a new HTC One smartphone, but as I write this I haven’t received it yet (curse you UPS!). Ī: Do you hear that rumble? That’s the balance of the universe shifting as more and more iPhone users dump Apple’s mobile phone for an Android handset. After more than five years with the iPhone, I’m moving over to an Android too, so I’m in the same predicament as Rob. Is there a way to access that with an Android? Or would I have to download my music to a different program? If so, what program is best?. The thing that is holding me back is the fact that I have all my music on iTunes. Q: I have an iPhone but I’m thinking of changing to an Android.

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